Hi,

We are a VAR as well as an ISP. We starting selling computers in 1994... and I can tell you now that if you are using the same brand parts as Dell or Gateway, there is no way you can build it cheaper. We only sell to commercial accounts now, and we tell them upfront that we are more expensive.

Travis
Microserv

Dawn DiPietro wrote:
Have you seen Dell's Educational pricing? No Bargains there. It is more of a profit center than anything.

I do have to agree that building your own computers are not always a good idea. It may seem cheaper initially but your time and headaches have to count for something.
Been there, done that for wayyy too long.



Travis Johnson wrote:
My guess is they are going to save less than $50 per computer, if any savings at all... and after they build them it will end up costing them more money in the long run (RMAs, tracking all the parts, etc.).

I would bet Dell or Gateway could match or beat any price you can get, assuming equal quality parts.

Travis
Microserv

Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
I'm not aware of any rules. The parts are supposed to be fcc approved already. You just assemble them and load the os.

I can't believe that you can't get a good deal from anyone on a 200pc purchase.

laters,
Marlon
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Does anyone know what the rules/hoops to get FCC approval to build your own computers? I am on our local High School Board and prices we are getting for 200 computers is a lot higher than the parts to build them and the committee discussed doing it in house. We think it is a simple form listing all the parts, but do not know for sure. Any help/information would be appreciated.
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